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Identifying modded local objects

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	== Identifying modded local objects ==		== Identifying modded local objects ==

	We have two view modes to help you with identifying already modded and still-to-mod objects:		We have two view modes in the left vertical toolbar to help you with identifying already modded and still-to-mod objects:
	* [[File:ToggleInherited.png\|32px]]: Use the ''Inherited'' overlay to mark all objects that already existed and aren't modified yet.		* [[File:ToggleInherited.png\|32px]]: Use the ''Inherited'' overlay to mark all objects that already existed and aren't modified yet.
	* [[File:ToggleOverriden.png\|32px]]: Use the ''Overriden'' overlay to mark all objects that already existed and you already changed.		* [[File:ToggleOverriden.png\|32px]]: Use the ''Overriden'' overlay to mark all objects that already existed and you already changed.

Kevin: /* Identifying modded local objects */

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	* [[File:ToggleInherited.png\|32px]]: Use the ''Inherited'' overlay to mark all objects that already existed and aren't modified yet.		* [[File:ToggleInherited.png\|32px]]: Use the ''Inherited'' overlay to mark all objects that already existed and aren't modified yet.
	* [[File:ToggleOverriden.png\|32px]]: Use the ''Overriden'' overlay to mark all objects that already existed and you already changed.		* [[File:ToggleOverriden.png\|32px]]: Use the ''Overriden'' overlay to mark all objects that already existed and you already changed.


	== Deleting inherited objects ==		== Deleting inherited objects ==

Kevin at 10:49, 15 September 2017

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	And you certainly can!<br />		And you certainly can!<br />

	To modify an existing object, simply press the sidebar's edit button ([[File:Checkout.png]]) or press ''"Open for Edit..."'' in the level's right-click menu.<br />		To modify an existing object, simply press the sidebar's edit button ([[File:Checkout.png \| 32px]]) or press ''"Open for Edit..."'' in the level's right-click menu.<br />


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	We have two view modes to help you with identifying already modded and still-to-mod objects:		We have two view modes to help you with identifying already modded and still-to-mod objects:
	* [[File:ToggleInherited.png\|~~none~~]]: Use the ''Inherited'' overlay to mark all objects that already existed and aren't modified yet.		* [[File:ToggleInherited.png\|32px]]: Use the ''Inherited'' overlay to mark all objects that already existed and aren't modified yet.
	* [[File:ToggleOverriden.png\|~~none~~]]: Use the ''Overriden'' overlay to mark all objects that already existed and you already changed.		* [[File:ToggleOverriden.png\|32px]]: Use the ''Overriden'' overlay to mark all objects that already existed and you already changed.

Kevin at 13:36, 14 September 2017

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	To modify an existing object, simply press the sidebar's edit button ([[File:Checkout.png]]) or press ''"Open for Edit..."'' in the level's right-click menu.<br />		To modify an existing object, simply press the sidebar's edit button ([[File:Checkout.png]]) or press ''"Open for Edit..."'' in the level's right-click menu.<br />


	== Identifying modded local objects ==		== Identifying modded local objects ==
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	* [[File:ToggleInherited.png\|none]]: Use the ''Inherited'' overlay to mark all objects that already existed and aren't modified yet.		* [[File:ToggleInherited.png\|none]]: Use the ''Inherited'' overlay to mark all objects that already existed and aren't modified yet.
	* [[File:ToggleOverriden.png\|none]]: Use the ''Overriden'' overlay to mark all objects that already existed and you already changed.		* [[File:ToggleOverriden.png\|none]]: Use the ''Overriden'' overlay to mark all objects that already existed and you already changed.


	== Deleting inherited objects ==		== Deleting inherited objects ==

Kevin: /* Deleting inherited objects */

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Deleting inherited objects

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	== Deleting inherited objects ==		== Deleting inherited objects ==

	~~One~~ limitation~~. Do keep~~ original data intact, you can't simply start removing items!<br />		There's one limitation to all that power: original data is kept intact, so you can't simply start removing items!<br />
	All removed items will be restored to their original state on a reload.<br />		All removed items will be restored to their original state on a reload.<br />
	If you do have the urge to remove certain things from a level, you can just move them to some forgotten corner where no player will ever come... rest in peace, unwanted items. We'll never forget you.		If you do have the urge to remove certain things from a level, you can just move them to some forgotten corner where no player will ever come... rest in peace, unwanted items. We'll never forget you.

Kevin at 13:35, 14 September 2017

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	~~Root templates are ready-to-place objects~~. ~~They consist of several resources and other settings depending on the type of root~~.<br />		When opening an existing level, you'll see it's filled with already placed items, characters,...<br />
	~~A character, for example, has a visual resource (model), a physics resource, a set walking speed, a name~~,...<br />		Seeing all these local objects sitting around, might give you the urge to start adjusting things to better suit your liking.<br />
			And you certainly can!<br />

	~~{\| class="wikitable"~~		To modify an existing object, simply press the sidebar's edit button ([[File:Checkout.png]]) or press ''"Open for Edit..."'' in the level's right-click menu.<br />
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	~~\|More info on how root templates work can be found here:~~ [[~~Templates explanation]] and here: [[My first~~: ~~Root template~~]]
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	\|}
	~~{\| class=~~"~~wikitable~~"
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	~~\|For more info on~~ the ~~root template panel, where you~~'~~ll be managing root templates, check this page: [[Root template panel]]~~
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	\|}
	<br />

	~~To modify an existing root template, simply press the sidebar's edit button ([[File:Checkout.png]]) or press ''"Open for Edit..."'' in the root template panel's right-click menu.<br />~~		== Identifying modded local objects ==

	~~== Identifying~~ modded ~~root templates ==~~		We have two view modes to help you with identifying already modded and still-to-mod objects:
			* [[File:ToggleInherited.png\|none]]: Use the ''Inherited'' overlay to mark all objects that already existed and aren't modified yet.
			* [[File:ToggleOverriden.png\|none]]: Use the ''Overriden'' overlay to mark all objects that already existed and you already changed.

	~~A modded root template is marked blue in the root template panel~~.<br />		== Deleting inherited objects ==
	~~To quickly filter root templates~~, you can ~~press the project filter button ([[File:RootFilter~~.~~png]]) to show only root templates from your project~~.
			One limitation. Do keep original data intact, you can't simply start removing items!<br />
			All removed items will be restored to their original state on a reload.<br />
			If you do have the urge to remove certain things from a level, you can just move them to some forgotten corner where no player will ever come... rest in peace, unwanted items. We'll never forget you.

Kevin: Created page with "Root templates are ready-to-place objects. They consist of several resources and other settings depending on the type of root.
A character, for example, has a visual res..."

2017-09-14T13:27:24Z

Created page with "Root templates are ready-to-place objects. They consist of several resources and other settings depending on the type of root. A character, for example, has a visual res..."

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Root templates are ready-to-place objects. They consist of several resources and other settings depending on the type of root. 
A character, for example, has a visual resource (model), a physics resource, a set walking speed, a name,... 

{| class="wikitable"
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|More info on how root templates work can be found here: [[Templates explanation]] and here: [[My first: Root template]]
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|}
{| class="wikitable"
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|For more info on the root template panel, where you'll be managing root templates, check this page: [[Root template panel]]
|-
|}
 

To modify an existing root template, simply press the sidebar's edit button ([[File:Checkout.png]]) or press ''"Open for Edit..."'' in the root template panel's right-click menu. 

== Identifying modded root templates ==

A modded root template is marked blue in the root template panel. 
To quickly filter root templates, you can press the project filter button ([[File:RootFilter.png]]) to show only root templates from your project.

Modding: Local objects - Revision history

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Kevin: /* Identifying modded local objects */

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Kevin at 10:49, 15 September 2017

Kevin at 13:36, 14 September 2017

Kevin: /* Deleting inherited objects */

Kevin at 13:35, 14 September 2017

Kevin: Created page with "Root templates are ready-to-place objects. They consist of several resources and other settings depending on the type of root. A character, for example, has a visual res..."

Kevin: Created page with "Root templates are ready-to-place objects. They consist of several resources and other settings depending on the type of root.
A character, for example, has a visual res..."